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The Book Thief by Madeline Raffanti summarizes the plot of the novel by Markus Zusak, following a young girl named Liesel in Nazi Germany who is living with the Hubermanns and begins stealing books, eventually hiding a Jewish man named Max. The story touches on Liesel reading to Max, the bombing of Munich, and Liesel and Max reuniting after the war ends. The documentary includes interviews with the author and historical sources used for research.
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The Baader-Meinhof Gang was it Suicide or Murder
I go over the Baader-Meinhof story from its origins to its culmination and talk about the conspiracy around their suicides while in prison actually being state-sanctioned murder, as well as some other possible theories.
Effect of Bloomsbury group in 'To the Lighthouse'
Virginia Woolf's novel To the Lighthouse was influenced by her involvement in the Bloomsbury Group. The Bloomsbury Group was a collection of writers, intellectuals, and artists in early 20th century London that included Woolf and her husband Leonard Woolf. The group emphasized experimental literature and themes of intellectual life. Characters in To the Lighthouse like the philosopher Mr. Ramsay and painter Lily Briscoe represent members of the Bloomsbury Group and their interests. The novel also reflects the group's revolt against Victorian ideals through characters like Mrs. Ramsay and her children.
Novel mr, kilmer (chapter 2)
1) The chapter introduces several characters including Richard Knight, Joyce Kilmer, Gus, Mrs. Hansen, and Hannah Schermers.
2) Richard is fascinated by one of Joyce Kilmer's poems and decides to write Kilmer a letter after learning he has joined the army.
3) The letter details Richard's admiration for Kilmer's poetry and his own secret poetry writing. Richard hopes the letter will reach Kilmer through the New York Times.
C.s.lewis
C. S. Lewis was a British author, scholar, and theologian. As a child he created an imaginary world called "Animal-Land" where animals wore clothes and talked. He grew up in a house filled with books and developed a love of reading and writing stories. Lewis converted to Christianity as an adult influenced by his friends J.R.R. Tolkien and others. He became a well-known Christian apologist and author, writing many popular works including The Chronicles of Narnia and Mere Christianity. Lewis never married but took in his brother's sons as stepsons later in life after marrying Joy Davidman. He died in 1963 at the age of 65.
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Madeline's Presentation
- 1. The Book Thief By: Madeline Raffanti
- 2. Liesel at her brother’s funeral.
- 3. Liesel says goodbye to her mother.
- 4. Hans Hubermann comforts Liesel.
- 6. Liesel steals her second book.
- 7. Max Vandenburg arrives at the Hubermann’s
- 8. Liesel reads Max’s story, “The Stand Over Man”
- 11. Himmel street is destroyed.
- 12. Max and Liesel meet again.
- 13. My grandmother Margarete and her brother Albert during World War II before he was captured.
- 14. Cast: Madeline Raffanti as Liesel Meminger Michael Raffanti as Rudy Steiner Lynn Raffanti as Liesel’s Mother Remig Raffanti as Hans Huberman Jacob Wine as Max Vadenburg
- 15. Author’s Sources: • Zusak was inspired by his parent’s stories during World War II • Zusak visited Munich, Germany to research facts for the book • Zusak interviewed survivors of the Holocaust
- 16. Works Cited: • GoodReads.com book interview • Schmoop.com (student resource) book review • CanadianContent.com – Munich bombing image • MilitaryPhotos.net – Bombing image, Soldier image